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To do this, you will need to stop your httpd server and then run the following script:
Code:
#/bin/bash #script to convert the whole database to innodb format. cp -iRfp /var/lib/mysql /var/lib/mysql-$(date +%s) for mydatabase in $(mysql --batch --column-names=false -e "show databases"); do for t in $(mysql --batch --column-names=false -e "show tables" $mydatabase); do mysql -e "alter table $t type=InnoDB" $mydbname; echo "converted "$t" to innodb" done done
Save it to a file and then execute it. Just make sure to make a backup before hand. Replace 'InnoDB' with MyISAM if you want to switch to MyISAM. Also replace 'mydatabase' and 'mydbname' with the name of the actual database that you want this done to.
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